Fears and Chicks Battle Today In Double Header
The Memphis teams schedule a double feature starting at 2:15 p.m. with Welzer to start the first game and Brill and Warmouth expected to pitch. Injured Vormer misses action as the Chicks rally to win 2-1 with double plays and key hits off Ellis.
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Tech
Memphis
Visit Oval Club
Welzer
Brill
Warmouth
Vormer
Barber
Bill Ellis
Chicks
Ellis
Wotals
AB. R. H. PO. A. E Et Sa
Peres
Wilkie
Keith Congeteas
Barrett
Moore
Kohl
Richer
Sackett
Cueto
Pity Uble Ir
Jenkins
Leelly
Riley
Chaplin
Gile
Campbell
Brent Mtlanta
New Orleans
Southern Association
Little Rock
Little E
Kelly Holdamphis
Nene
Moss
Mobile Bats
Nash
Birmingham-Chattanooga
Atlanta
Zoeller
Mobile
Atlante
Nashville
Birmingim
Chattanooga
Blue Lodgers Install Officers in Masonic Temple
Masonic Blue lodges celebrated John's Day with the union of officers for the ensuing year in the Masonic Temple on St Joseph street. Mobile Lodge No. 40 Lodge No. 69 and Athle sta n Lodge No 369 participated in the installation. Officers were elected at the last regular meetings of the lodges.
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Masonic
Masonic Temple
St. Joseph Street
St. N’s Day
Bu S
Mobile Lodge
Athliestan
Wimbledon Play Delayed by Cold Rain in Championship
Rain delays hit the Wimbledon all England tennis championship with knee-deep damp courts stalling the day’s matches. Women and children flee Hong Kong scene as British forces prepare in Canton's foreign quarter to stand by in case of need. Mead wants ads note usefulness in supplying your needs.
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Hong Kong
Sha
Canton
Americans Lead British Open Qualifiers at Troon
At Troon Scotland on June 24 1925 USA stars McDonald Smith Jim Barnes and Joe Kirkwood qualified for the British Open as the field was cut to 41. Moses ONeil led with 146 and British pros May Compston and Boomer chased just behind as Gadd and Braid missed the final cut. The Americans aim to defend Hagen’s 1924 title.
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Troon
Scotland
McDonald Smith
Jim Barnes
Joe Kirkwood
United States
Walter Hagen
England
Smith
Moses O'Neil
Robin Hood Club
Dublin
Aubrey Boomer
St. Cloud
Paris
O'Neil
Ernest May
Arthur Compston
George Gadd
Roehampton Club
Jim Braid
Braid-Vardon and Bay
British Isles
Braid
Barnes
Kirkwood
Champion's Laurels Threatened in Women's Golf
Mrs. 8 L Rinehart of Dallas defended her title at the Women's Western Golf Association medal play championship at Riverside Country Club Chicago as rivals rise. Her 44 40 84 matched by Mrs Melvin Jones and Mrs Jones for 18 holes, while Mrs Lee W Mida led with 43 40 83 aided by three birdies.
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A.P
8. L. Rinehart
Dallas
Texas
Western Golf Association
Riverside Country Club
Melvin Jones
Olympia Fields
Lee W. Mida
Butterfield Club
Mida
Rinehart
Jones
College golfers bunched in match at Montclair
Four of nine teams contending for the intercollegiate team golf title at Montclair Golf Club led the field on 635 after 36 holes. Princeton and Dartmouth paced with 635, Harvard 636, defending champion Yale 637, followed by Williams Penn Syracuse Wesleyan and Penn State as 36-hole play continues. Individual champion starts 36 holes more today and then 36 more for finals.
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Mont Clair
N. J
A. P
Mont Clair Golf Club
Princeton
Dartmouth
Harvard
Ale
Williams
Penn
Syracuse
Wesleyan
Penn State
Boxing cards and results from several cities
In New York Jimmy Slattery Buffalo light heavyweight signs for six rounds at hospital fund matches on July 2 at the Polo Grounds. Chicago Eddie Shea bantamweight slated to face Tony Marino of Brooklyn in ten rounds in Indianapolis on June 30. Cleveland Red Chapman from Boston wins a 10 round decision over Al Corbett featherweight. Philadelphia Danny Kramer from Philadelphia wins a judges decision over Bobby Garcia of Camp Holabird Maryland in 10 rounds. Also a note about a fashion change for women in court attire.
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New York
Jimmy Slattery
Buffalo
Polo Grounds
Chicago
Eddie Shea
Tony Marino
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Red* Chapman
Boston
al Corbett
Philadelphia
Danny Kramer
Bobby Garcia
Camp Holabird
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Last night's scores span Southern and National leagues with Memphis edging Mobile 2 to 1 and New Orleans 11-4. Brooklyn 8-5 over New York, Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5, and St Louis rainout with Pittsburgh. Doubleheaders listed for American and minor leagues. Toronto crushed Buffalo 14-0 in International League.
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Orleans
Little Rock
Pet
PEW Nou cc
Pittsburgh
Newark Eee Eee
Ogbeceacens Sevess Esb
Jackson
Oeee Eee
Mioxandris
Foe Anne
Hattiesburg Seoue Coreese
Vickaburs Setae Sentee Eee
Ewe
Ridian
National
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Incomplete Sports Schedule Fragments
Fragmented list mentions multiple matchups such as Mobile at Little Rock Birrham at Chattanooga New Orleans at Memphis and others with unreadable portions. The items resemble a hurried rail schedule style with teams and cities, lacking dates or clear outcomes.
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Southern
Mobile
Little Rock
Birrham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Memphis
Philadelphia featherweight edges Garc ia in ten rounds
Philadelphia fighter wins a ten round decision over Bobby Garcia of Baltimore. Mike Ballerino and Babe Ruth from Philadelphia fight to a ten round draw. King Solomon, a Jewish heavyweight, wins a ten round decision over Ad Steine in Philadelphia.
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Philadelphia
Danny Kramer
Bobby Garcia
Baltimore
Mike Ballerino
Babe Ruth
New York
King Solomon
Stihe
Acer
Martin O'Grady
Sirence
Wilkesbarre
Morrie
Giants Cling to First Post By Slim Lead
Major league baseball standings show New York area clubs in a tight race as the Giants split a doubleheader with Brooklyn while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia win. John McGraw returns to the bench as New York defense holds a one and a half game edge over the field. Babe Ruth fuels the Yankees in a win over Washington, and Detroit downs the minors with Ty Cobb homering in an exhibition start.
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New York
A.P
Pittsburgh
Giants
Robins
John McGraw
Brooklyn
Phillies
Braves
Mandy Brooks
Adams
Cubs
Reds
Hendrix Clan
Washington
Yankees
Shocker
Ferguson
Reuther
Hugmen
Babe Ruth
Athletics
Senators
Red Sox
Bill Bagwell
Ty Cobb
Toronto Leafs
Detroit
Cobb
Flying Ebony Entered In Latonia Derby Race
Latonia Ky June 24 Flying Ebony the Kentucky Derby winner will start in the $25 000 Latonia Derby next Saturday Eleven horses are expected to face the barrier in the mile and a half race with contenders including Flying Joy and Broadway Jones among others If Ebony wins the Latonia Derby he could win an extra 5000 from the Kentucky Ole Club for clinching both derbys.
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Latonia
Flying Ebony
Willam Duke
Cochrane
Kentucky Ole Club
Flying Joyaf M
Hal
King
Fainwick
Broadway Jones
Cara 3
Stepalong
Deeming
Tilka
Bankers to Meet Railroaders Today in Park Diamond
The Merchants Bank and the Mobile & Ohio railroad baseball teams clash this afternoon at Lyons Park. The bankers seek a win to move within striking distance of third place as the season nears its end. The Mobile & Ohio clinched the Twilight League title yesterday by crushing McGowin Lyons 5 to 0.
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Merchants Bank
Mobile & Ohio Railroad
Lyons Park
Bankers
Mobile & Ohio
McGowin-Lyons
Railroaders
Mackmen Have Earmarks of Staying Team
Philadelphia Athletics gain general recognition as a club likely to stay in the pennant race through the 1925 season. After seven late rallies this month they appear settled on a winning pace, with Connie Mack guiding a lineup that surged to a 13 run outburst against the Indians and followed with six straight wins.
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Davis J. Walsh
New York
Philadelphia Athletics
Athletics
Cleveland Indians
Connie Mack
L N Amateurs to Play Edmondson Pharmacy This Afternoon
The L and N baseball nine will meet Edmondson Pharmacy at 4 o clock on the L and N diamond. Dixon Hannon or Monk will pitch for the railroaders with Daly or Good catching. On Thursday the Smith Bakery and Industrial Finance Company meet at Lyons Park with Lindsey White facing Ira Creel in a pitchers battle.
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Edmondson Pharmacy
Railroaders
Dixon
Hannon
Monk
Daly
Goodwin
Smith Bakery
Industrial Finance Company
Lyons Park
Hurter Lindsey White
Ira Creel
Field narrows in Trans Miss golf championship qualifiers
Omaha June 24 A P match play reduces Trans Miss golf field to eight from 32 qualifiers yesterday at Omaha Field Club. Incumbent champion James Manion of St Louis led in last year’s winner’s standing and tied for medal in qualifying before a rain drenched afternoon playoff. The day saw eight players eliminated in morning rounds and eight more in afternoon rounds as match play began.
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Omaha
Nebd
A.P
Omaha Field Club
James Manion
St. Louis
Gald
Walter Murray
Iba
S& Scott
Wichita
Jack Hughes
Want Ads Insight and Health Claim Note
Read today's Want Ads for helpful shopping ideas. A claim that working in tanyards or gasworks benefits lung disease sufferers is noted.
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Tanyards
New York boxing probe targets Monteith and officials
The boxing commission probes allegations by Scott Monteith that Kaplan Kramer fights were fixed. The dispute centers on fight outcomes and eligibility as Farley oversees officials while Hooke resigns. If Monteith testifies, further developments are expected.
Fischer to Meet Stratford in National Intercollegiate Tennis
Four inter sectional singles matches headline the national intercollegiate championship at Merion. Carl Fischer, 1923 champ, faces Gerald Stratford in a featured match after Fischer beat Richard Paton and Stratford beat Alden Briggs. Louis Thalheimer plays W. W. Ingraham in a seeded upset bid as others include Chandler and Lang and Cranston and Holman with Whitbeck.
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Philadelphia
A.P
Merion Cricket Club
Carl Fischer
Philadelphia College of C¢estopathy
Gerald Stratford
University of California
Fischer
Richard Paton
Princeton
Stratford
Alden Briggs
Harvard
Louis Thalheimer
Eth
Arnold Jones
W. W. Ingraham
Haresvard
E. G. Chandler
Jerry Lang
Columbia
Cranston
Holman
Leland Stanford
John F. Whitbeck
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